Đề thi bằng B tiếng anh đề 2

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ĐỀ SỐ 2 SECTION 1: Language usage (30 marks) Circle the correct answer 1. We believe communication channels within the company will be simplified, …….. our decision making will be more streamlined. a. in order to b. so c. so that d. that 2. No holiday booking will be accepted ……..it is accompanied by the necessary deposit. a. if b. whether c. unless d. when 3. More men than women are self-employed ………..this type of work is also popular among mothers of young children. a. however b. although c. nevertheless d. inspite of 4. Travel Services is expanding its business to Vietnam, …………..is a fast growing market. a. which b. who c. that d. 0 5. Coca-Cola employees enjoy high salaries. ………….., they can claim traveling expenses. a. In addition b. however c. Therefore d. So that 6. After considering the advantages and disadvantages of the trip to Chicago, Mr Green wants to revise his ……………. a. plan b. agenda c. itinerary d.list 7. Exports of the company ………..of natural gas, cotton, and textiles. a. include b. has c. consist d. compose 8. ………………of currency is American dollar. a. unit b. money c. measure d. device 9. There is a very rapid growth in the computer and data processing market, especially in the banking a. section b. sector c. part d. department 10. A group of certain companies …………the market when they have completely controlled over particular commodities. a. corner b. advertise c. monopolize d. motivate 11. We are planning ……………series of travel talks on different holiday resorts. The first talk is called “Discover Vietnam” a. the b. a c. an d. 0 12. The sign on the door says “……………..set menu lunch will be available from 12:30p.m. we hope you will be able to attend” a. the b. a c. an d. 0 13. The sponsorship will be ………….those employees with good records of work. a. for b. on c. with d. in 14. The enclosures should be attached ……………..the letter. a. to b. for c. with d. in 15. Alison has finished her project ………..personnel management. a. in b. about c. to d. on
16. The clerical staff will use the desk top system ………………word processor. a. like b. same as c. as d. similar to 17. The Us dollar has risen ……………..Vietnamese dongs. a. to b. by c. against d. opposite 18. Multinational companies ……………. rapidly since World war 2, and today some have operations in more than 100 countries. a. were growing b. have grown c. had grown d. grew 19. A huge explosion caused extensive damage last night in the new multi-million dollar factory of Perfecta Ltd, the well-………… ladies’ fashion designers. a. know b. known c. knew d. knowing 20. “I am sorry Mr. Dent will not be able to see you tomorrow. He …………… a meeting 9:30 tomorrow. a. will attend b. is attending c. is going to attend d. attends 21. Travel Services is discussing …………… an office in Vietnam to expand their business in South East Asia. a. to open b. the opening c. opening d. opened 22. Tourists are strongly recommended ………. travel insurance for the period of their journey. a. the taking out b. to take out c. to be taken out d. taking out 23. The manager is interested to know .......... a. if staff are happy with the new arrangements at work. b. whether are staff happy with the new arrangements at work. c. are staff happy with the new arrangements at work. d. what staff are happy with the new arrangements at work. 24. The manager came to see me and asked “………….”. a. What other changes to the working conditions do you think we should make? b. What other changes to the working conditions you think we should make? c. If you think we should make other changes to the working conditions? d. If other changes you think we should make to the working conditions 25. ………………will be a new year party at 8:00 in the evening. It will be held at the Continental Hotel. a. There b. It c. This d. That Complete each sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets 26. (EMPLOY) The new salary scheme is to the benefit of all …………. 27. (VARY) The company will increase the ……… of products offered for sale. 28. (PROFIT) It would be more ……… to set up a subsidiary. 29. (FINANCE) HSBC provides …………. Services all over the world. 30. (EXTREME) The figures show an ………….. good year for the company. SECTION 2: Language use (70 marks) 2.1. Choose ONE suitable word for each sentences from the list below (20 marks)
competition diminish increase management economy sales reduce measure bear particular average planned monopoly rate economic 1. Besides essential commodities, people also buy non-essential commodities which provide some …………… personal satisfaction. 2. Utility is related to our decisions about priorities in production, particularly in a centrally ………………… economy. 3. The Vietnamese economy grew by an annual ………….. of 8% between 1991 and 1998. 4. In 1999, …………growth slowed down with a 5% increase in GDP. 5. GDP’s growth ……… stood at 6% in 2000 – 2001 and is projected as 7% this year. 6. Economists …………the services which people provide for financial rewards. 7. Entrepreneurs make decisions on production and …………. the risk of success or failure. 8. ……………among sellers of the same commodities has an influence on its market prices. 9. Most nations hold a ………….. on such essential commodities as electricity and water. 10. The consumer’s desire for a commodity tends to ……………. As he gets more units of that commodity. 2.2 Reading comprehension (30 marks) Read the passage below and then do the tasks that follow The number of people working part-time has increased dramatically over the last ten years, not just in Britain but also throughout the European Community. In many cases companies are converting full-time jobs to part time positions. For example, in late 1992 Burtons announced that 1000 full-time shop jobs were to be replaced by up to 3000 part-time posts. The main difference, of course, between working part-time and working full-time is in the number of hours worked. A part-time employee will work less than the standard opening hours of the company. In some cases two part time employees might job share one full-time job – i.e. they do the work between them. Employers may prefer part-time staff because the company’s wage bill is reduced. The employer also saves on National Insurance payments if part-time staff earn less than the lower earnings limit. Part-time staff are more flexible. They can be used to cover for absent staff and work extra hours when the company is busy or wants to open longer hours. In addition, part-time staff do not have the same legal rights in employment law as full-time staff unless they work more than 16 hours a week. Those working fewer than eight hours a week can never gain protection. This means they cannot claim for unfair dismissal and do not receive other benefits such as maternity or pension rights. Circle the correct answer 11. Which of the following suggestions is a suitable title for the passage? a. Full-time or part-time b. Employing part-time staff c. Working part-time d. Converting full-time jobs to part-time positions
12. Part-time workers a. gain the same employment rights as in other European countries. b. do not get the same benefits as full-time staff in employment. c. can expect their employers to pay for their training. d. are not readily available to companies when they need them. 13. The passage suggests a. British companies tend to employ more staff on a part-time basis. b. Companies in Britain can grow faster if they increase part-time staff. c. part-time jobs benefit employees. d. part-time work enables a person to earn some money and yet have more time for leisure. What does each of the following underlined word/phrase refer to? 14. “………They can be used to cover for absent staff and work extra hours ……….”(Paragraph 3) 15. “ ……….This means they cannot claim for unfair dismissal and ……” (Paragraph 3) Which words in the passage mean the following 16. changing from one form to another ……… 17. employees do the work between them ……….. 18. loss of job …………… Fill in each blank with ONE suitable word from the passage 19. Working part-time is a useful way of earning some income for those who cannot work ………….(e.g. students, pensioners who want to supplement their pension). 20. He spent all his …………… without thinking about how hard it was for him to make this money. 2.3. Writing (20 marks) Read this invitation card and write a circular letter to book publishers INVITATION TO 2002 BOOK FAIR Youth Cultural Centre Exhibition of Books in Vietnamese and foreign languages Free copies of catalogues Free use of Internet Publishers from over the country and Oxford University Press 21 – 28 February, 2002